A young cultivator from another world has his sect destroyed and transmigrates to the modern age with a dual-cultivation technique. Unfortunately, Earth has no spiritual energy, so the only way he can cultivate is by absorbing the five elemental forces from ordinary people.
After two of my mature stories were locked, I started this supposedly healing story for myself, to comfort this miserable author who loves smut but has been forced to go vegetarian. Well, I can't have a harem or smut, but this is already pretty healing for me. You could also call this story:
"What Do I Do When Earth's Spiritual Energy Is So Thin?!"
"My Furnace Is Way Too Clingy!"
"They Say You Can Summon the Dragon God by Collecting All Five Elements~~!"
"A Furnace with a Single Element Shows Up Every Day. They're All So Adorable~~!"
Literary version: Loneliness and sorrow always linger in the boy's eyes, enough to make your heart ache. Because this is, after all, not my world. Because everything I had was swallowed by that great fire long ago.
The beautiful cover was made by the lovely artist at Liunian Si Xia's cover shop~~~ I absolutely love it. Thank you so much!
This is the story of a young cultivator who searches and searches for a furnace, only to find that there are so many furnaces he can't get rid of them all. It's neither lighthearted nor naive. Also, don't bring up principles or dignity. This author can grow up strong without that kind of nourishment~~~ I'm downright drunk on how satisfyingly self-indulgent this is (>^ω^
Theme:
I feel like the original plot direction was not like this! The river crab army is attacking, this ending is safer hahaha
Finished? I thought it was just a trap~! It's a pity that it's not np.
After so many years, I finally saw the ending. Although it wasn't what I wanted, it still fit the character's image [Spread Hands]
Ending. . . Actually, this is quite good. . . Real.
The article is very interesting, but it's too short and I didn't read enough.
Suddenly one day I discovered: This book is actually finished. I thought I would never read it in my lifetime. I read this book from high school to college??
The ending caught me off guard. How could it be over? I plan to keep watching it as long as I live.
It's finished. This is an article that I thought would never be finished, from junior high school to college. The ending is a bit regretful, but it makes it more emotional
In fact, I think this ending is pretty good. After all, so many years have passed, so it would be nice to fill in all the holes...
I feel like the original plot direction was not like this! The river crab army is attacking, this ending is safer hahaha
Finished? I thought it was just a trap~! It's a pity that it's not np.
After so many years, I finally saw the ending. Although it wasn't what I wanted, it still fit the character's image [Spread Hands]
Ending. . . Actually, this is quite good. . . Real.
The article is very interesting, but it's too short and I didn't read enough.
Suddenly one day I discovered: This book is actually finished. I thought I would never read it in my lifetime. I read this book from high school to college??
The ending caught me off guard. How could it be over? I plan to keep watching it as long as I live.
It's finished. This is an article that I thought would never be finished, from junior high school to college. The ending is a bit regretful, but it makes it more emotional
In fact, I think this ending is pretty good. After all, so many years have passed, so it would be nice to fill in all the holes...
This book is really ill-timed